PowerWash Simulator Midgar Special Pack

FuturLab · Mar 2, 2023

PC · PS5 · Series X|S · PS4 · Xbox One · Switch

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Your PowerWashing services are needed in Midgar! Combine the super-soothing fun of PowerWash Simulator with the gritty yet gripping world of one of Final Fantasy’s most unforgettable installments. It takes a lot of power to clean the mess left behind by Midgar’s usual suspects – Don Corneo’s lackeys, Professor Hojo’s specimens and Heidegger’s tech. Tackle new dirt types, such as bio-residue, as you clean up iconic locations, vehicles and mechs muddied by events you couldn’t dream of happening back home in Muckingham… Magic, monsters, mako – evidence of this world’s strife is everywhere. Frontline in the fight against dirt, it falls to you to restore Midgar’s metropolis back to its shining former glory, accepting commissions from all that request your power washing prowess – from Shinra’s big shots to Avalanche’s most loyal members. Discover their stories through text messages as you power wash to a sparkling finish.

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Critic reviews

Hey Poor Player
Heather Johnson Yu · Mar 15, 2023
8.0
The PowerWash Simulator Midgar Special Pack is a brilliant example of how different games can collaborate in a fun and cohesive manner. Fans of Final Fantasy VII Remake can further immerse themselves in the environments and lore of one of their favorite games, while PowerWash Simulator aficionados receive even more levels to quickly gobble up. Although the somewhat confusing naming system of certain parts in specific levels made for some moments of frustration, the fact that this is completely free DLC certainly softens the blow.
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Push Square
Stephen Tailby · Mar 02, 2023
7.0
Ultimately, this is just more PowerWash Simulator — more stuff for players to sweep clean with its satisfying, soothing gameplay. It's not adding anything else, really, but the appeal of getting up close and personal with some of FF7's recognizable props and environments is neat in its own way. It offers up a novel new perspective on the beloved title that'll please both sides of this unique collaboration.
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